I have never lost a booking because of asking questions.
But have you declined bookings as a result? If yes then that equates to less income. Are you on instant book? If not that equates to less income.
RR
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I have never lost a booking because of asking questions.
But have you declined bookings as a result? If yes then that equates to less income. Are you on instant book? If not that equates to less income.
RR
RRR: I usually agree with you, however the above statement assumes that because you decline a request, that it doesnāt get booked. Iāve not found that to be the case with my listing. Granted in slower season I would be be more flexible, but those that Iāve declined (this year) have not equated to less income, since those days were eventually booked.
Of course I have declined bookings! And I donāt worry about loss of income. Some people wonāt work out renting a room. You should know that by now.
Yes, renting a room in a house vs whole house are not apples and apples.
RR
Then do NOT presume what works for you works for everyone. My guests are long term. Everyone needs a clear understanding of what expectations are when we share my house. And ninety five percent of the time it works.
Okā¦ I donāt remember presuming such a thing. Perhaps you are presuming I presumed? Hmmm Maybe time for a glass of wine.
RR
Are there certain questions you ask (I"m not on Insta book) and trying to figure out what to ask a potential guest?
This question has been asked in an up-to-date thread.
Closing this old thread for housekeeping purposes.